Looking for a job is a job in itself, looking through job sites, going to networking sessions, practicing interview questions all require diligence, perseverance, and consistency. However, job hunting has evolved over the years all thanks to mobile apps.
Grammarly
If grammar is not your strongest features and you could improve your syntax the Grammarly is the app to use. The app can add a little but effective and critical element to your written work. It’ll improve your communication with a human resources consultant that prefers emails in contrast to calls. It can help edit your CV and your recommendation letters.
Google Maps
When you’re invited to a job interview, you plan to arrive early or on time, you don’t plan to be late but there may be developments and activity deferrals on your way to work. Traffic is always a hassle, you might even get lost on your way to your interview. To stay away from a driving disaster, use Google Maps to guide you to your destination, regardless of the possibility that you might think you know where you are headed to. Te app also indicates neighborhood movement conditions progressively, utilizing information gathered by different drivers who have used the app before.
SHAREit
Friday, the 31st of March was the last day to submit job applications for the National Arts Festival. I filled in the application form but I was far from home where most of my personal documents were and the application link was going to close in an hours time. I was really pressed for time, I couldn’t go up to my home and still be able to submit the application. A friend recommended that I ask someone to share the documents via SHAREit, I did. I received my documents in a matter of minutes, I printed the out and was able to submit on time.
Monster
The Monster App is a multi-purpose app, it’s very useful for checking vacancies and it can help you get an interview. The app also has a variety of features that help you prepare thoroughly before meeting your future employer, it has information on steps to follow to get the interview, make an impression at the job interview and it gives you advice on interview follow-up etiquette.
SnapDat digital card
What if instead of looking for employment you’re searching for business opportunities. It would be awfully embarrassing for you to run out of business cards while attending a networking session. SnapDat digital card helps you design and distribute business cards from your phone. After creating your business card you can email your business card directly to your contact’s address.
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